Pothos (Money Plant) Njoy in Hanging Basket

Root Rot

Symptoms: Yellowing leaves, mushy stems, foul smell from soil, roots turning brown or black.

Causes: Overwatering, poor drainage, compacted soil.

Remedy: Remove plant from pot, trim rotted roots, repot in fresh well-draining mix, water only when top inch of soil is dry.

Yellow Leaves

Symptoms: Lower or older leaves lose variegation, turn yellow, and drop.

Causes: Overwatering, low light, nutrient deficiency.

Remedy: Reduce watering, place in bright indirect light, fertilize lightly during growing season.

Brown Leaf Tips

Symptoms: Leaf tips dry out and turn brown.

Causes: Low humidity, underwatering, fertilizer buildup.

Remedy: Increase humidity, water consistently, flush soil to remove salts, reduce fertilizer strength.

Leggy Growth

Symptoms: Long stems with small or sparse leaves.

Causes: Insufficient light causing stretching.

Remedy: Move to brighter indirect light, prune vines to encourage bushy growth.

Pest Infestation (Mealybugs, Aphids, Spider Mites)

Symptoms: Sticky residue, white cottony patches, tiny webs, leaf discoloration.

Causes: Warm, dry air, poor airflow.

Remedy: Clean with neem oil or insecticidal soap, isolate affected plant, repeat treatment weekly until pests are gone.

How do you care for a Pothos N’Joy in a hanging basket?

Place it in bright, indirect light, use well-draining soil, and water when the top soil starts to dry.

Can Pothos N’Joy grow in low light?

Yes, it tolerates low light, but its white and green variegation stays brighter in good light.

Why are the leaves of my Pothos N’Joy turning yellow?

Yellow leaves usually result from overwatering, poor drainage, or lack of sunlight.

Where should I hang my Pothos N’Joy?

Hang it near bright windows indoors or in shaded outdoor areas where vines can trail freely.

Is Pothos N’Joy safe for pets?

No, it is toxic to cats, dogs, and small pets if eaten.

What are the benefits of Pothos N’Joy?

It purifies indoor air, requires little care, and adds fresh greenery with striking variegated leaves.

How often should I water Pothos N’Joy?

Water moderately once the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry; do not overwater.

Can Pothos N’Joy grow in water?

Yes, it roots easily in water and can live there for months, though it thrives longer in soil.